The Sisters of Mercy LP - Floodland (National Album Day 2024)

The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland (National Album Day 2024)

At the end of their US tour in June 1985 The Sisters of Mercy effectively split up. Returning in November 1987 with 'Floodland' (UK #9), and still aided by the trusty Doktor Avalanche, Eldritch hired former Gun Club and Fur Bible bassist Patricia Morrison to complete the new line-up. Featuring the hit singles 'This Corrosion' (UK #7), 'Dominion' (UK #13) and 'Lucretia My Reflection' (UK #20), production duties were shared with none other than famed Meat Loaf writer Jim Steinman. Available for National Album Day on 1LP black ice galaxy vinyl for a limited run.

Disc 1
1. Dominion/Mother Russia - The Sisters of Mercy (7.00)
2. Flood I - The Sisters of Mercy (6.17)
3. Lucretia My Reflection (Vinyl Version) - The Sisters of Mercy (4.55)
4. 1959 - The Sisters of Mercy (4.12)
5. This Corrosion - The Sisters of Mercy (9.30)
6. Flood II - The Sisters of Mercy (6.14)
7. Driven Like the Snow - The Sisters of Mercy (4.38)
8. Never Land (A Fragment) - The Sisters of Mercy (2.48)